Sentence examples for A predicament of from inspiring English sources

Another concerned a predicament of some sort in Alaska.

When they finished, he weighed in with a predicament of his own.

A Push for Legitimacy While the Kremlin has succeeded in discrediting and stifling opposition parties, it has nonetheless faced a predicament of its own making.

But if the government is serious about tackling violence against religious minorities, it will have to acknowledge that intolerance is a predicament of the mainstream, not just the extreme.

Learning to avoid cliché and speak authentically is a predicament of both prayer and literature, and solving the problem in her prayer life allowed O'Connor to solve the same problem in her fiction.

With anti-American sentiment coursing across all segments of the population, the government faces a predicament of how to handle a case that exposes the fraught relationship between the United States and Pakistan.

Or it could give Mr. Obama an escape from a predicament partly of his own making.

I have a friend in a predicament because of his grotesque noggin.

At the same time, the country faces a growing predicament of what to do with nuclear waste from power plants and weapons sites.

But the state's Republicans, who have taken delight in the Democratic squirming, are facing a monumental predicament of their own.

The administration also pushed for the ability to transfer detainees to the US for imprisonment, trial or medical emergencies but lost on that front, leaving Obama a thorny predicament of what to do with captives considered too dangerous to release.